Convine My mom to make Aggressive
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jcrim
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Originally Posted by Rgmason
I forgot Congradulations on the new addition to the family ya teaching the baby saltwater yet.
I love her with all my heart... but she's driving me crazy right now. I don't know how anybody does this alone.
I forgot Congradulations on the new addition to the family ya teaching the baby saltwater yet.
I love her with all my heart... but she's driving me crazy right now. I don't know how anybody does this alone.
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jcrim
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Get a yellow... they are easy to find, hardy, relatively cheap and very cool. And they stay pretty small. To have a ray with an eel you have to be very careful about aquascaping. The ray needs open space and the eel needs rocks.
BTW, why are we arguing about stocking your mom's tank? Is she going to actually do any of the things we're talking about?
BTW, why are we arguing about stocking your mom's tank? Is she going to actually do any of the things we're talking about?
ams153
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this is the one i like
Blue Dot Stingray - Taeniura lymma
Also known as: Stingray, Blue-Spotted
Maximum Size: the Taeniura lymma grows up to 14 inches.
General Size Specifications: The Blue Dot Stingray will come to you generally between 7 - 14 inches.
Minimum Tank Size: The Blue Dot Stingray prefers a tank of at least 130 gallons with plenty of places to hide & swim.
Diet: The Taeniura lymma is a carnivore and likes to eat variety of chopped crustaceans, fish pieces, shrimp, shellfish, squid.
Level of Care: The Blue Dot Stingray is a high maintenance fish.
Behavior: The Blue Dot Stingray may act peacefully toward other fish. THIS FISH IS VENEMOUS. Severe reactions can occur if allergic. If stung soak injured area in hot water and seek medical attention.
Hardiness: This is a hardy fish.
Water Conditions: Keep water quality high (SG 1.020 - 1.025, pH 8.1 - 8.4, Temp. 72 - 78° F).
Range: Indo-Pacific.
General Notes: The Blue Dot Stingray prefers a tank of at least 130 gallons with plenty of large open sandy areas free of sharp objects. Likes to hide in deep substrate. Sharks & rays should never be exposed to copper-based medicine. Will be shipped 7 - 14 inches.
though as you can see you have the very minimum recomended tank size.. well just over there are others but i can think of any that are small enough right now
Blue Dot Stingray - Taeniura lymma
Also known as: Stingray, Blue-Spotted
Maximum Size: the Taeniura lymma grows up to 14 inches.
General Size Specifications: The Blue Dot Stingray will come to you generally between 7 - 14 inches.
Minimum Tank Size: The Blue Dot Stingray prefers a tank of at least 130 gallons with plenty of places to hide & swim.
Diet: The Taeniura lymma is a carnivore and likes to eat variety of chopped crustaceans, fish pieces, shrimp, shellfish, squid.
Level of Care: The Blue Dot Stingray is a high maintenance fish.
Behavior: The Blue Dot Stingray may act peacefully toward other fish. THIS FISH IS VENEMOUS. Severe reactions can occur if allergic. If stung soak injured area in hot water and seek medical attention.
Hardiness: This is a hardy fish.
Water Conditions: Keep water quality high (SG 1.020 - 1.025, pH 8.1 - 8.4, Temp. 72 - 78° F).
Range: Indo-Pacific.
General Notes: The Blue Dot Stingray prefers a tank of at least 130 gallons with plenty of large open sandy areas free of sharp objects. Likes to hide in deep substrate. Sharks & rays should never be exposed to copper-based medicine. Will be shipped 7 - 14 inches.
though as you can see you have the very minimum recomended tank size.. well just over there are others but i can think of any that are small enough right now
jjjoey
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i got a 29 gallon its cool, but i dont kno wut else to get
Rock/Sand
•Live Rock- 50 lbs
•Live Sand- 37 lbs
Stock
Fish-
Wild Percula Clownfish
True Percula Clownfish
Snowflake Eel
Invertabrates-
2 Emerald Crab
1 Blood red shrimp
Sand Snail
Equipment
•x2 Secoundnature Whisper Filters
•Rena Cal Top light Excel 100 w heater
•Power Head
•Lifeguard Ultra Violet Sterilizer model QL-8 (not hooked up yet)
Rock/Sand
•Live Rock- 50 lbs
•Live Sand- 37 lbs
Stock
Fish-
Wild Percula Clownfish
True Percula Clownfish
Snowflake Eel
Invertabrates-
2 Emerald Crab
1 Blood red shrimp
Sand Snail
Equipment
•x2 Secoundnature Whisper Filters
•Rena Cal Top light Excel 100 w heater
•Power Head
•Lifeguard Ultra Violet Sterilizer model QL-8 (not hooked up yet)
jjjoey
Active Member
ams153
Active Member
Originally Posted by JJJoey
i got a 29 gallon its cool, but i dont kno wut else to get
Rock/Sand
•Live Rock- 50 lbs
•Live Sand- 37 lbs
Stock
Fish-
Wild Percula Clownfish
True Percula Clownfish
Snowflake Eel
Invertabrates-
2 Emerald Crab
1 Blood red shrimp
Sand Snail
Equipment
•x2 Secoundnature Whisper Filters
•Rena Cal Top light Excel 100 w heater
•Power Head
•Lifeguard Ultra Violet Sterilizer model QL-8 (not hooked up yet)
id say like a dwarf lion or maybe a valentini puffer.. but that might be pushing it a little bit.. you could also add more to your cleaner crew just for something interesting to have in there.. just a thought
i got a 29 gallon its cool, but i dont kno wut else to get
Rock/Sand
•Live Rock- 50 lbs
•Live Sand- 37 lbs
Stock
Fish-
Wild Percula Clownfish
True Percula Clownfish
Snowflake Eel
Invertabrates-
2 Emerald Crab
1 Blood red shrimp
Sand Snail
Equipment
•x2 Secoundnature Whisper Filters
•Rena Cal Top light Excel 100 w heater
•Power Head
•Lifeguard Ultra Violet Sterilizer model QL-8 (not hooked up yet)
id say like a dwarf lion or maybe a valentini puffer.. but that might be pushing it a little bit.. you could also add more to your cleaner crew just for something interesting to have in there.. just a thought
ams153
Active Member
Originally Posted by JJJoey
http://www.diveclub.org/gallery_phot...CherriWood.jpg
yellow ray
awsome thanx
http://www.diveclub.org/gallery_phot...CherriWood.jpg
yellow ray
awsome thanx
ams153
Active Member
Originally Posted by JJJoey
wuts ur screename..
and i really want a dwarf in my 29 but i like my clowns i mite move them to a 25 gallon we got
you could get maroon clowns instead they get to 5 inches no dwarf lion could eat that as long as you get them full grown.. theyre really cool clowns
wuts ur screename..
and i really want a dwarf in my 29 but i like my clowns i mite move them to a 25 gallon we got
you could get maroon clowns instead they get to 5 inches no dwarf lion could eat that as long as you get them full grown.. theyre really cool clowns